Sources Sought - Compact Mini Crawler Crane

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Background The Government is conducting market research to identify capable sources for a compact mini crawler crane, commonly known as a spider crane. This crane is intended for lifting operations in confined or limited-access areas, aligning with the agency's mission to ensure safe and efficient operations in challenging environments. The goal of the contract is to procure a crane that provides mobility, stability, and safety features necessary for effective lifting tasks. Work Details The contract requires a mini crawler crane with the following minimum specifications: - Maximum Capacity: 6,680 lbs @ 8 ft; 5,000 lbs @ 10 ft - Boom Length: 39.8 ft - Retracted Length: 11.6 ft - Hook Height: 41.3 ft - Outriggers: 4 multi-position stabilizing outriggers - Swing Design: 360 degrees non-stop - Outrigger Warning Positioning Interlock with Display - Onboard Self-Diagnostic Computer System - Radio Remote Control (infinitely variable) - Four Part Load Block with Automatic Hook Stow - Warranty: Minimum of 12 months - Color: Tan - Hydraulic Pump: Variable delivery piston - Crawling Gear: Endless rubber crawl - Hill Climbing Capability: 23 degrees - Engine Compatibility: JP-8 compatible - Steering System: Hydraulic independent. Safety Features include Load Moment Indication (LMI), automatic winch brake, wire rope limiter, and emergency stop button. Additional requirements include: - Recommended Spare Parts Maintenance Package (2 years) - MILAR Non-Marking Tracks (pair) - Hydraulic Tilt Deck Trailer equipped with track mats, fuel jugs, outrigger pads, rigging box, spare tire, and custom ramp with tie downs. Period of Performance The geographic location(s) the product will be delivered to or performed at Bidder Requirements Bidders must provide documentation demonstrating their capability to manufacture or supply the specified mini crawler crane. They should also be able to offer manufacturer warranty coverage and OEM parts support. Authorized distributor or dealer status may be required for bidders who are not the manufacturers.